Examples of EU Act in a sentence
As already noted, the Board also accepts that it must assess potential impacts on customers in light of the policy reflected in the EU Act, namely the unbundling of the generation, transmission and distribution components of electric utility service and the development of competitive markets and customer choice.
To that end, the Government contemplated what is referred to in the Electric Utilities Act (EU Act) as the “stable rate tariff”.7 This stable rate tariff was intended to offer smaller customers transitional rates for a period of up to 5 years, giving the retail market a full opportunity to develop.
The Board articulated those principles in relation to TransAlta’s 2001 Transmission Facility Owner (TFO) Tariff in Decision 2001-4 issued on January 12, 2001.43 In that Decision, the Board concluded that a settlement is no less a “negotiated settlement” within the meaning of the EU Act simply because it is not unanimous.
Respondent will describe how they intend to utilize local labor and local contractors, to include any Hudson certified firms on their team.
The application for approval of the Revised Framework was made pursuant to section 56 of the EU Act and sections 2(2) and 9(4) of the proposed “New RROR” in the event those provisions came into effect prior to the Board’s decision on the Revised Framework.
If the Department or another government body is notifying the draft under another EU Act, the relevant EU legislation must be selected.
Member states whose parliaments have been involved before the Council tend to be tough negotiators, but can be relied on to implement the ultimate EU Act without delay.
The act generally authorizes a person who was enrolled in a dental care plan at the time he or she became an annuitant under state or federal provisions to continue his or her enrollment.
Following the adoption of the Basel Convention in 1989, the EU produced its first Communication Strategy for Waste Management, which was an introduction to the 1992 Single EU Act and anticipated a rise in waste movements.
However, it is predicated on the Commission “giving notice to and hearing the parties affected.” Thereafter, from section 89(b) through section 95, the Act sets out the bases on which rates are to be set, including the considerations relevant to the determination of a rate base, which is to form the basis for the Commission’s determination of what is “a fair return on the rate base.” However, by virtue of section 116(1), none of sections 89 to 95 applies to electric utilities as defined in the EU Act.